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London, ON, March 2009
About this photo: We're looking at the world just a little bit differently this week. If you don't know what the heck I'm talking about, please click here.Whenever I see something that makes me smile, I feel the need to share it. All part of that Tikkun Olam/repairing the world thing. I didn't get to meet the owner of this car, but I sure hope whoever he/she is (though I'm betting it's a she) knows that it's a welcome addition to the suburban landscape.
Your turn: I need a witty, snappy, happy caption for this photo. Drop your suggestions into a comment - repeat as often as you wish over the next week. Click here for more info on how Caption This works. I'll announce the victor next Sunday. Speaking of victors...
About last week's photo of a unique guy on the library steps: Thanks to you all for your great suggestions for this very evocative photo. Honorable menschens go to:
- Hilary: For confirming this person's real identity, Jason Mitchiner. Coolness!
- AussiePomm: "Body builder"
- Mel Fraase: "Wrestling with knowledge."
- Pamela: "Don't judge a book by its cover."
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Thanks for the menschen! Those were some good quotes!
This week:
"The dealership owner was a little disappointed his plates "HUGELOT" were misprinted, but decided to embrace it... literally"
Poetic License!
A bumper crop of love
(groan now)
It's a sweet picture - made me smile, thanks, Carmi!
"With the auto industry in near-ruins, Honda once again blazed a new trail with this promotion."
"Hug Lot - Firearms Prohibited"
Okay, I got nothin'
Except this. Which is sort of the same thing.
Thematic Photographic 78: "Different" v.4.0 - Not Subtle
bumper hugger
suburban sensitivity
spreading smiles in surburbia
embraceable YOU
have you hugged your car today?
Hugs get high mileage.
Hugs alleviate traffic headaches.
Don't get too close, or I'll have to hug you.
* Me happy. You?
* Pleased with Life.
Hug in motion.....
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